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ASM: Jewel in the Mac OS crown 
- Version: 2.2.9, 1/22/2009 04:11AM PST
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peterwordsworth
ASM continues the very functional user interface from the system 9 Application Switcher Menu.
This brilliant piece of software makes it so easy to jump between open applications it should have been included as part of the OSX operating system.
I've used Macs since the early 1980's and for 15 years made a living from graphic art, so you could say I'm more than the average Mac user. Without ASM I'd be driven up the wall.
Forcing users to use the dock to switch applications sucks. It's often difficult to see where your applications are and also which ones are open - especially with 50 or more items in the dock.
Without this indispensable utility, my efficiency would suffer greatly.
Come on Steve, most everything else about OSX is great - please admit you made a mistake about leaving this out of OSX and buy it from the developers. ;-)
This brilliant piece of software makes it so easy to jump between open applications it should have been included as part of the OSX operating system.
I've used Macs since the early 1980's and for 15 years made a living from graphic art, so you could say I'm more than the average Mac user. Without ASM I'd be driven up the wall.
Forcing users to use the dock to switch applications sucks. It's often difficult to see where your applications are and also which ones are open - especially with 50 or more items in the dock.
Without this indispensable utility, my efficiency would suffer greatly.
Come on Steve, most everything else about OSX is great - please admit you made a mistake about leaving this out of OSX and buy it from the developers. ;-)
Installer is poorly-named. - Version: 2.2.9, 12/20/2008 08:28PM PST
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grh-akl
On download, all you see is "Installer.app" I think this can cause confusion. Better to specify the app to which the installer relates.
A ReadMe inside the installer window would also be helpful, given the comments about why this version was needed.
And, since the app patches the system, an uninstaller would also seem a good idea. I don't want to go clicking the installer until I know what will happen next.
Plonk
A ReadMe inside the installer window would also be helpful, given the comments about why this version was needed.
And, since the app patches the system, an uninstaller would also seem a good idea. I don't want to go clicking the installer until I know what will happen next.
Plonk
Intel iMac 2.33 (White), 10.5.7.